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Monthly Archives: November 2016

Thoughts on Amazon Dash Button Hacks

Excited by the prospect of $5 hackable IoT buttons, I ordered a couple to toy around with and use in my home automation setup. I knew some folks had already figured out how to hack them, but hadn’t looked closely at how they were doing it until my buttons arrived. Not surprisingly, the hacks are […]

Posted bychrisNovember 27, 2016Posted inhome automation3 Comments on Thoughts on Amazon Dash Button Hacks

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